
π “The Future of Work: Preparing Students for Unknown Jobs”
Faithful is a distinguished Technical Partner and Engineering Lead at Kinfolk Venture Capital (USA), where he expertly manages the technical team and engineering infrastructure, while providing invaluable consultancy to portfolio companies in application development, including design, coding, testing, research, and analysis.
As the Founding Software Engineer at Preql (USA), a revolutionary no-code data tool for business analytics, Faithful has played a pivotal role in shaping the core infrastructure of the platform and advancing innovative developments that have changed how businesses analyze data.
With a passion for mentoring aspiring software engineers, Faithful has served as a Session Lead at Udacity, guiding over 200 students through the ALX Program, helping them to master software engineering skills and prepare for careers in the technology industry.
Faithfulβs six-year career has seen him work with both local and international companies, consistently showcasing his skills as a top-tier software engineer. He holds a degree in Physics from the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, and was recognized with the prestigious “Most Needed in the Region” award at the African Entrepreneurship Award by BMCE Bank of Africa in 2017.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Faithful is deeply committed to nurturing the next generation of engineers. He dedicates much of his free time to coaching young engineers, contributing to open-source projects, producing tutorials and guides for engineering blogs, and indulging in his love for classical and country music.
At SHIFT 2025, Faithful will explore the rapidly evolving landscape of AI, automation, and the future of work. His session will focus on preparing students for careers that donβt yet exist and providing practical strategies to integrate the skills needed for future job markets into the curriculum.
Discover the future of education at the SHIFT 2025 Conference, happening on 1st March 2025. This FREE event will feature top educators, researchers, EduTech leaders, and policymakers sharing strategies to shape the future of learning.